Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst

Visited Migros Museum on a sunny autumn day in Zürich. Haegue Yang’s works are gentle and full of light and movement. Walking through the exhibition felt calm and inspiring, and the autumn sunlight made the whole space even more beautiful🍃🍁🍂

It's great and free, interesting exhibitions that change periodically

For those who want to explore modern art and see an exhibition that can be challenging for a first-time visitor.Take it for yourself, the visit is free of charge.

I always love coming here, its usually thought provoking and interesting.

Great little museum. Just the right amount of modern art to dive into for 90 minutes. Interesting installations. Environment and commerce one topic, another how artists try to make a living these days. All smart and engaging.

Always my favorite exhibitions. Absolute on point programming, interesting installations and often stunning video works.

I do like the building and everytime I am there, I do feel/see at least one great experience.

Visited yesterday, Sunday, for the Interdependencies Perspectives on Care & Resilience exhibition. I didn't know what to expect...and it turned out to be thought-provoking and quite challenging! Many of the exhibits were in English. (I am a native English speaker). I was utterly captivated by the 'Vacuum the Cleaner' project with the staff and young residents of the Coborn Centre in Newham, London. Both funny and heartbreaking at times, I listened and watched all the films, audio and songs. I couldn't stop thinking about it afterwards on the train home - and that, I reckon, is exactly what art is mean to do!